Please help us keep our outdoor spaces open to everyone for as long as possible by:
Maintaining social distancing – please avoid being within two metres of other visitors and avoid gathering in groups at play equipment, view points, and seating areas.
The cafe at Greystones is now open! We are serving tasty treats and hot drinks between 10am and 4pm Thursday through Sunday. Please do pop in and say hello! We are serving take-away style from the hatch to maintain our staff and customer safety; there is outside seating available, or you are welcome to take your food and drinks for a picnic but please leave no trace. The toilets are also open whenever the cafe is open.
Greystones Farm is one of the most important nature reserves in the country and provides a great day out for families. We carefully manage the land to ensure that wildflowers thrive and we are proud that Greystones is nationally recognised because of this. The hay meadows here support a stunning range of wildlife and wildflowers in the spring and summer.
Location
There is no public parking at Greystones. Please park in the village, which is no more than 10 minutes away on foot. Limited Blue Badge parking is available during cafe hours only. If you are a Blue Badge holder please contact us in advance, on a weekday, to book your parking place at Greystones.
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust head office: 01452 383333
info@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk
Know before you go
Entry fee
NoParking information
There is no public parking at Greystones. Please park in the village, which is no more than 10 minutes away on foot. Limited Blue Badge parking is available during cafe open hours only. Please contact us to book a space.Bicycle parking
Not currently, but cyclists are very welcomeGrazing animals
Gloucester and Friesian cattleWalking trails
Greystones' Wildlife Walk and Time-Travel Trail. Greystones nature reserve is gently undulating and there are no steep sections. The walking trails are on level paths or on grassy tracks and there are no stiles to cross.
Please note that there are no seats along the trails, although visitors are welcome to relax by the River Eye and to spend time in the cafe.
As Autumn unfolds and the weather gets wetter, the meadows walk is closed for the winter. This allows wildlife such as snipe to search for food undisturbed by people or dogs and the meadows to hold water without getting damaged by feet or people getting stuck in boggy ground
The Oxfordshire Way long-distance path runs through the site
Access
There is no public parking at Greystones. Please park in the village, which is no more than 10 minutes away on foot. Limited Blue Badge parking is available during cafe hours only. If you are a Blue Badge holder please contact us in advance, on a week day, to book your parking place at Greystones.
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust head office: 01453 383333
info@gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk
The Visitor Centre and the path from here to our replica Iron Age Roundhouse are suitable for people in wheelchairs.
Dogs
Facilities
When to visit
Opening times
Nature reserve: open 7 days a week year-roundCafé and shop: Thursday to Sunday 10am to 4pm
Toilets and baby changing facilities: Along with the cafe
Discovery Barn: Along with the cafe
Roundhouse: Please contact us to find out when this attraction will be open